2 Japanese busted with $134 *BILLION* in US Bonds at Swiss border

Guardia di Finanza – Sequestrati a Chiasso titoli USA per novantasei miliardi di euro

Wiki News

Daily Kos

The Market Ticker investigates.

The contraband securities valued at 134 billion U.S. dollars are apparently real.

The latest news…

On that date the US Treasury Department announced that it had about US$ 134.5 billion left in its financial-rescue fund, the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), whose purpose is to purchase assets and equity to buttress companies in trouble. [...]

At the same time, Japan’s Kyodo news agency has reported that the resignation of Japan’s Interior Minister Kunio Hatoyama might also be related to the Ponte Chiasso affair. [...]

Nuclear Phynance

Italian Police Ask SEC to Authenticate Seized U.S. Treasuries.

Zero Hedge

FT: The bonds are fraudulent.

Bloomberg

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One Response to 2 Japanese busted with $134 *BILLION* in US Bonds at Swiss border

  1. TARP?

    C’mon.

    Very sketchy story.. I still guess counterfeit. If these bonds were issued in the ’60s they should have already matured, meaning that someone was forgoing interest on $134 billion for years.

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